Warburton's commercial

Sent it my mate who replied with this:

“Warburton has nothing better to spend his money on the Boris-shagging, Brexit-loving bad Tory shithouse…”

Well I never 😂
 
Are they linked to an American brand? Serious question, otherwise it’s pretty impressive really.
 
seasideone said:
A successful company tries to grow itself by investing in (I would say clever) marketing.

Which if it works probably creates and secures jobs.

…and still AVFTTrs moan.

Why don’t some of you just do one to a communist state and have done with it 😞
Click to expand...
Because in a Communist state we wouldn’t be able to criticise perceived success without ending up being shipped to Siberia, or Preston.

And it's still shit bread.
 
SirHarryThomson said:
I've been on a tour round Warburtons couldn't believe the size of the operation all run by robots. Hardly any staff on view. Good luck to them I say, a successful Northern business.
Click to expand...
Some don’t like people or businesses being successful, they want to punish them by taking over half their earnings!!
 
Their bread is fine. Nowt wrong with it. We can’t all have the same tastebuds or texture likes. Each to his own. I vomit at the sight of seafood, but there are probably others on here, who wolf it down every other evening? It is what it is and it’ll do for me. I’m not impressed that they support the Cons though.
 
Wizzerboy said:
Just because lots of people buy them it doesn't make them good.

It's a convenience food and as we live in a lazy society it's easier to have something quick than take the time to prepare and cook something.
For the ultra lazy you can even get them delivered!!
Click to expand...
You can’t beat getting cold burger and limp fries delivered straight to your door……
 
Wizzerboy said:
Just because lots of people buy them it doesn't make them good.
Click to expand...
Well it kind of does, otherwise nobody would buy it?

There's PLENTY of takeaway options about. Independent or chains. Maccies has always been top. Personally I'm not a fan of Maccies but I see why it's so popular.
 
Personally think all white toasties taste the same of nothingness. That said, occasionally, especially hungover, white toast with a decent butter is the bees knees.
 
Lewis_Winthorpe said:
Well it kind of does, otherwise nobody would buy it?

There's PLENTY of takeaway options about. Independent or chains. Maccies has always been top. Personally I'm not a fan of Maccies but I see why it's so popular.
Click to expand...
I like the way you chopped the rest of my post off , that part being the reason they are bought 😉
 
Warburtons bought out Darbyshires Prize Bread in Blackpool in the 1970s. Always loved the smell of freshly baked bread as you walked by the factory on Caunce Street. The Warburtons family were financially involved in Bolton "Wanky" Wanderers at one time not sure if Jonathan Warburton carried on that tradition.
 
Lewis_Winthorpe said:
Well it kind of does, otherwise nobody would buy it?

There's PLENTY of takeaway options about. Independent or chains. Maccies has always been top. Personally I'm not a fan of Maccies but I see why it's so popular.
Click to expand...
Decent coffee for the price and the milkshakes were always top quality hangover cures.
 
seasideone said:
A successful company tries to grow itself by investing in (I would say clever) marketing.

Which if it works probably creates and secures jobs.

…and still AVFTTrs moan.

Why don’t some of you just do one to a communist state and have done with it 😞
Click to expand...
Using celebs puts me off buying the product.
Seainsea said:
Warburtons bought out Darbyshires Prize Bread in Blackpool in the 1970s. Always loved the smell of freshly baked bread as you walked by the factory on Caunce Street. The Warburtons family were financially involved in Bolton "Wanky" Wanderers at one time not sure if Jonathan Warburton carried on that tradition.
Click to expand...
I remember it being down Caunce street.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top